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Gen111 ls1 5.7
Hi. would an engine from a '99 vt 11 gen 111 ls1 5.7 conform to the laws in victoria now?
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Hi Stan, welcome to the forum.
Cheers |
The laws are changing, not to meantioned the roumers about what is and isn't legal.
I would talk to your engineer about what they think. I used Enclemans (along with loads of others) and Bernie was very helpfull. |
Thankyou Mikeand Gav. I look forward to being a part of this group and look forward to the build.
I purchased mine from Venom Motorsports im Pakenham. Just working out the rear end and custom front end at the moment. The body will be built soon . Sent Enclemans an email. Hope to hear back and get started on the right track. thanks again. Stan |
Welcome Stan. Where are you and what 'make' of Cobra are you planning?
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Hi Merv and Sharron. Thankyou for your welcome.I am in Bendigo, Central Vic.
The make is Venom sports in vic. its an Arntz/Butler 427 copy i would like to make it look close if possible so i will be asking about dash layouts in the far future. I have my new shed plans approved by council so that will be priority one at the moment. Nothing like Aussie Mike's shed though. |
Hi Stan,
Welcome to the forum. There's no problem with your Gen 3 engine for registration purposes you just have to pass an IM240 emissions test which is a requirement in Victoria since early April. The Engineer still examines the vehicle and submits the paperwork to Vicroads but he will direct you to VPAC for an emision test and the result (if it passes) will form part of the submission to Vicroads. Peter |
Thanks Pecal. so if i run the gen 111 and the right cats and keep it all the same as the commodore then it should pass without any probs then.
Any other things i need to know about before i spend money on a motor and trans?Are side pipes allowed in Vic? |
You can never get sidepipes approved, simply because it is illegal to have an exhaust exiting to the side that points to the footpath (the left!) in Victoria. However they have been known to magically sprout after registration.
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If you use side pipes you need to consider safety - burns, can you meet noise limits, and more importantly, if you place the Cats in the side pipes will they reach the temp. required to pass the emission test. It's becoming more important now to use high quality Cats and mount them as close as possible to the engine. Meet all these challenges and side pipes are no probs.
Peter |
just bought the donor car. just need the shed now. i employ 8 bricklayers, surely it cant be that hard to get my shed built.
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'99 vt 11 belina, 5.7 auto , not a dint in the body , leather int. factory body kit..must have been stolen and run into a stump and put a hole in the sump. patched the hole so the oil stayed in. started first go. no knocks. @2800.00 at auction. going to pull it down and rebuild it anyway..
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